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bambi


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I'm sure some of the more experienced members noticed this already at the shoot Sat.

Steve Williams told Tim that he saw that the Bushies were tearin up the Scotch pine on the range.

When I was with Tim pullin stakes he pointed out all the cuttins.

Look to the Conifers boys. There's where the Squirrels arewink



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john nail


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Big difference in Squirrels---that's where the Grays are. Fox squirrels are on Oak and Hickory (Grays better eating)

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mid JULY and early aug. cuttings.Went out sun. and shot 5 grays all in beech,noticed some black and red oak samples on the ground but nothing serious.saw 8 or 9 squirrels crossing roads to the corn if that tells you anything.All i can say is if you find a oak dropping oct. 1 you best sit on it till it pans out.GOING TO BE A TOUGH YEAR FOR WOODLAND DEER.FARMLAND DEER WILL FAIR BETTER .



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